Web Conference System
What is Webex?
Webex is a video conference service from Cisco. Web conferences can be conducted over the Internet from PCs and mobile devices (iOS, Android). Look on the following table for ways you want to use it and choose the corresponding service.
Predicted use case
- To hold a remote conference of users at multiple locations
- To interview people at remote locations
- To have a meeting with outside contractors, and others
| Remote conference host | Application for use | Service overview | Max. participants | Recording | Login URL | Manual | Inquiries | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Webex (Faculty use) |
Faculty with Keio ID | Unnecessary | Web conferences can also be held from a video conference terminal in addition to PCs or smart phones. |
1000 people | Save to local(*1) or save to server | Webex (Faculty members use) Manual | Manual | Inquiry Form for IT-Related Topics |
| Webex (Student use) |
Students with Keio ID | Unnecessary | Web conferences can also be held from a video conference terminal in addition to PCs or smart phones. |
1000 people | Save to local(*1) or save to server | Webex (student use) | Manual | Inquiry Form for IT-Related Topics If you are a correspondence course students, please go to keio.jp inquiry form |
(*1) Only available on Windows, not available on Mac.
Precautions
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The following actions are forbidden.
- Use for any purpose other than education and research and academic purposes
- Illegal actions, actions in violation of university regulations, actions in violation of public order and morals
- Actions that slander or libel other people
- Illegal actions using an alias
- Sound or images may be cut off under the impact of the state of the network and radio waves used, load on your terminal (CPU, memory etc.), or state of servers on the Webex side.
Reference page
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Cisco Webex
https://www.webex.co.jp/products/enterprise_meetings.html#webex-meeting-center -
Webex Service
https://www.cisco.com/c/ja_jp/products/conferencing/product_comparison.html
Last-Modified: November 10, 2021
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